Nice job on this. I made a Soul Train reference today, and a Gen Z'er had no idea what I was talking about. This was a great piece to explain not only how the show was go good (the music and dancing, obviously), but also why the show was important. There is an entire generation of people who haven't had Soul Train on Saturdays, and that is sad.
Maybe I'm just black but I'm gen z born on 2000 and I cant believe people never heard of soul train it's like someone saying they never heard of 106 and park
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Actually Don stepped down in 1993 as host but he did introduce the guest host up until around 1996-97 before there was a regular host.
Nice job on this. I made a Soul Train reference today, and a Gen Z'er had no idea what I was talking about. This was a great piece to explain not only how the show was go good (the music and dancing, obviously), but also why the show was important. There is an entire generation of people who haven't had Soul Train on Saturdays, and that is sad.
Maybe I'm just black but I'm gen z born on 2000 and I cant believe people never heard of soul train it's like someone saying they never heard of 106 and park
Excellent work,Don would have been proud.
Wow. Blessings it's been (50) yrs.
I was 4yrs old then. Wowwee.
Don changed the whole world.
Thank you!
: Thank you Unsung T.V. One
My mom loved this show
Excelent
SOLID FAN! DID THE ROBOT AT HIGH SCHOOL DANCES - EVERYBODY STOOD BACK AND WATCHED - IT WAS FUN!
Vogue came from the ball scene in NYC not soul train. Whacking is what gained influence.